Lee Han-cheol: The World I Loved

The Nethi tree in front of the East and West is a resting place and a healing place where the story of sharing between children in villages and the women in the women's homes and the elderly. The author, who was a construction worker who had graduated from the Department of Tomm engineering at one university and had spent 30 years building sheep, wanted to be a sperm tree in front of a village where he could listen to all the sad stories that happened in town in his old age. As a successful member of the world always comes home from work, leaning in the shade of a sperm tree and reflecting on the details of life, he looks back and sees that the path of life must eventually be set as the main theme, and he says, 'Let's share with our loved ones the spirit of gratitude,' and he tells them the story of the universe he loves as he pours it. The stories that you want to share with someone during your lifetime, the stories of family love that you haven't solved in real life, the thrills and seasons of late-life, the thrilling stories of mountain forest life, like the poem of the Heavenly Poet, 'The Lighting of the World Is Not a Man, but Love,' are full of narratives about love that should be the ultimate focus of all people. He says. “Knowing love, and practicing love, is the most precious and desirable thing in our lives. We must live a life of love, of holding and doing.

Korean title: 내가 사랑한 세상

Korean author: 이한철

Korean publisher: 올리브나무

ISBN-13: 9791191860238